Get Repository Url (tested:gitlab) Unexpected behavior

[lobster2012-user]

Hi!
Domain1=gitlab.com
1.
Repository Url= https://domain1/....
Origin repo url = git@domain2
Got error - SourceControlInformationIsNotAvailableGeneratedSourceLinkEmpty

Ideally, I want to see that there is no mapping for a specific host.
or get https://domain1/ and see url in output

Repository Url=
Origin repo url = git@domain2
Got source link https://domain2/
Ideally, I want to see that there is no mapping for a specific host.

3. All ok
   Ideally, I want to see url in output

p.s.
I use separate hosts aliases for different repositories to set keys in .ssh / config (+ vs + git)
Or is there a more elegant way?

What do you think about it?

[tmat]

I'm not sure I understand the issue. Can you share the sections of the repository configuration that specify the remotes? Do you specify url sections in your repo configuration file (or any other relevant git config)?

[lobster2012-user]

Repository URL is setting of project.(VS ui and .csproj)
Origin repo URL is setting of. git

Domain1=gitlab.com

+aliases in. Ssh config
Domain 2
Hostname gitlab.com

Did I answer your question?

[tmat]

You shouldn't need to set RepositoryUrl property in the project. It's automatically initialized from the origin remote URL by SourceLink if you set PublishRepositoryUrl. RepositoryUrl also has nothing to do with the URL in the generated SourceLink.json file. It's only used for NuGet packages.

Source Link currently doesn't resolve aliases in ssh config. It uses the remote URL specified in git config as is.

[lobster2012-user]

In general, everything is clear.
As I wrote above, for some reason, the behavior depends on the assignment of the repository url.
I would like to see a detailed error and success report for a specific host anyway.

For discussion.

1. Having set the repository url, I assume that this is the link to the code (instead of the settings in .git)

2. Reading of .ssh/config. That would be the perfect solution. You can, of course, read .ssh / config via source link.
   This eliminates the need to prescribe anything.
   I do not know, it would fit all
   can be enabled by setting true / false

[lobster2012-user]

It is most likely possible to do separate tasks. In the process...